When you're a football manager you need to wear something that demands respect, like a sharp suit or devastatingly psychotic glare. But sadly some guys think it's alright to wear neon trainers and thrust their crotches in awful trackies (please see Jürgen Klopp for a good laugh).
So with the Premier League about to kick off in a few days time, we thought we should look at the managers who mean business with their outfits and the ones that obviously got dressed in a dark cave.
Note: with Hull still managerless, there are only 19 gaffers.
Sean Dyche - Burnley
In three words: Carphone Warehouse salesman
Tony Pulis - West Brom
In three words: Sunday league ultra
Slaven Bilić
In three words: Netflix and chilly
Jurgen Klopp
In three words: The Silver Surfer
Mark Hughes
In three words: George of Asda
Eddie Howe
In three words: New PE teacher
Francesco Guidolin
In three words: Stormzy meets Swansea
Walter Mazzarri
In three words: Classic Sergio Georgini
Claude Puel
In three words: Casual Superdry grandad
David Moyes
In three words: Father of bride
Alan Pardew
In three words: Lairy best man
Aitor Karanka
In three words: Big brother's suit
Pep Guardiola
In three words: Zara clearance sale
Mauricio Pochettino
In three words: Argentina's head boy
Jose Mourinho
In three words: Formal kit wanker
Claudio Ranieri
In three words: Move over, Styles
Ronald Koeman
In three words: Strong button game
Antonio Conte
In three words: Perfection in mahogany
Arsene Wenger
In three words: Va va voom
